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Kathy Griffin appears to believe she's been "banned" from "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" for being "too inappropriate."The comedian, 65, shared her thoughts in a June 30 Instagram post while promoting her Talk Your Head Off series on YouTube.

Kathy Griffin says she's banned from Jimmy Fallon's 'Tonight Show'

ANDROID users have just a few hours left until a popular text messaging app is shut down.The app shutdown represents a major change for most smartphone users, but some devices will be excluded.Samsung Messages will be discontinued today and many Android phone users will instead be required to start using Google Messages.

Hours until Android is cutting off text messages for certain devices – see who’s affected by July blackout

E. Jean Carroll has asked a New York federal court judge to order the release of the nearly $5.8 million she is owed from a civil verdict holding President Donald Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming her.But Trump wants to delay that so he can potentially ask the Supreme Court to reconsider its refusal Monday to hear his appeal, according to a court filing by Carroll's lawyers.

Trump wants delay but E. Jean Carroll wants to gets paid — now: Court filing

Democratic Rep. Maxwell Frost (Fla.), the youngest member of Congress, wrote a Wednesday letter urging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to investigate companies offering “rent now, pay later” plans for tenants across the country as housing costs rise nationwide.Financial services Flex and Livble have offered users the option of paying tenants’s rent up front while splitting the cost into two or more separate installments with added interest.

Florida Dem presses CFPB to probe ‘rent now, pay later’ companies as housing costs climb

McConnell’s office hasn’t disclosed why the former Senate majority leader was hospitalized on June 14.Paramedics responded to a report of a “cardiac arrest” for an “unconscious” person at a known address for Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., on the day his office disclosed he had been hospitalized, according to police scanner audio obtained by NBC News.

Paramedics responded to ‘cardiac arrest' at Mitch McConnell's home on day of hospitalization

The two Texas sisters were seen smiling after their arrest with one witness reporting one of the sisters was 'goofing off' after being bundled into a police vehicleOne of the sisters smiles to the camera during her arrest(Image: YouTube/Good Citizen)Two young sisters have been accused of fatally stabbing a mom-of-five with them seen smiling during their arrest.

Texas sisters flash chilling smiles during arrest after mom-of-five hacked to death

Private sector employment grew by a seasonally adjusted 98,000 for the month, down from 122,000 in May and a bit below the forecast for 110,000, ADP reported Wednesday.Nearly half the job creation in June — 48,000 — came from the education and health services sector, a consistent leader for payroll growth.

Private payrolls rose by 98,000 in June, less than expected, ADP reports

CHICAGO (AP) — The head of the Chicago Police Department announced on Wednesday that he will retire after a short tenure leading the nation’s second-largest police force.Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling took the reins of the 12,000-officer department three years ago as it was dealing with a mixed bag of crime.

Head of the Chicago Police Department to retire after 3 years in the position

LONDON — The roars began even before Serena Williams stepped on Centre Court. Then they grew louder when the 23-time Grand Slam champion arrived to play her first singles match in nearly four years.And when it was all over and the 44-year-old Williams had performed admirably in a three-set defeat to an opponent less than half her age in the opening round of Wimbledon with her two daughters cheering her on, Williams smiled as she walked off to a loud round of applause.

Serena Williams 'enjoyed the moment' despite 3-set loss at Wimbledon

A federal judge has ordered the Defense Department to temporarily halt its requirement that New York Times journalists be accompanied by an official escort, in another setback for the Trump administration’s efforts to restrict media access at the Pentagon.U.S. District Judge Paul L. Friedman in Washington said that policy violated the First Amendment and he issued a preliminary ruling Tuesday barring the requirement while The New York Times continues its legal battle against the department's restrictions.

Court deals blow to Trump administration in Pentagon press fight

Kroger said on Wednesday it would acquire food and pharmacy retailer Giant Eagle in a $1.65 billion deal, as it looks to expand its retail footprint.Dealmaking in the industry, including food, beverage, personal care, pet products and health, has been robust.

Kroger to buy Giant Eagle in $1.65 billion deal

Decision upholding bans on trans girls in women’s sports in two states is narrow, but could be broadly weaponized for anti-LGBTQ+ effortsThe US supreme court ruled on Tuesday that two states that had barred transgender girls from playing on girls’ sports teams could continue to do so.

What to know about the US supreme court’s ruling on trans athletes

It's time to move onSamsung Messages is shutting down for US users in JulyGoogle Messages is the suggested alternative, but there are other optionsYou should switch to a new app before the shutdown date to ensure you keep your chat historyIf you’re a Samsung Messages user then you’re probably already aware that the app is soon shutting down in the US — and if you’re not, you need to be, because there are steps you’ll need to take to preserve your messages and continue being able to chat.

Samsung Messages is shutting down in July: here are 5 things you need to do

Taylor Swift’s ex-boyfriend is planning to top her July 4 weekend wedding blowout in a big way.Swift is leasing New York City’s Madison Square Garden for her elaborate nuptials to NFL player Travis Kelce over the July 4 weekend — an event sources claimed will be “bigger than the Met Gala,” promising a who’s-who of A-list celebrity attendees.

Taylor Swift’s ex set to top her MSG wedding by marrying at Brazil’s most famous landmark

The FBI has discounted some of the ransom notes that surfaced after the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie as nothing more than extortion attempts, but the agency said Wednesday it’s still evaluating others that might be legitimate.The FBI did not specify how many ransom notes have been received, other than saying “several.”

Some ransom notes sent in Nancy Guthrie case still being investigated as legitimate, FBI says

The Indiana Fever have continued to make headlines since thier games with the Phoenix Mercury. Alyssia Thomas continues to receive online backlash after her Flagrant Foul 2 incident with Caitlin Clark, as the Fever star herself remains sidelined. Now, as they prepare to take on the Las Vegas Aces on July 5, Sophie Cunningham has missed practice.

Stephanie White Provides Update on Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham Following Recent WNBA Controversies

Content creator and model Nara Smith said her and fellow model Lucky Blue Smith's 2-year-old daughter Whimsy Lou is battling cancer.Whimsy Lou was diagnosed with cancer "late last year," Nara Smith said in a July 1 Instagram video. She did not specify what type or stage.

Influencer Nara Smith reveals 2-year-old daughter Whimsy has cancer

People living in part of Los Angeles’ Koreatown are being forced to boiling tap water — and scramble for free bottled water — after routine testing detected a deadly bacteria in the neighborhood’s water supply.Health officials slapped a boil water notice on a roughly two-block stretch of the neighborhood Tuesday after preliminary results from one testing station came back positive for the bacteria.

Urgent warning as outbreak of deadly disease hits water system of crowded LA neighborhood

A report found numerous Secret Service protocol violationsUS Secret Service personnel are using personal devices while conducting official businessPersonal devices are not secured against the threats faced by Secret Service membersBut government-issued devices aren't equipped for the needs of Secret Service members eitherThe Department of Homeland Security inspector general has released a new report which claims the US Secret Service is refusing to use government-furnished equipment (GFE), such as smartphones, because they are not suitable for mission operations.

US Secret Service personnel are putting the lives of America’s VIPs at risk by refusing to use government-issued phones — but they might not be up to the job in the first place

A feast fit for a king — and queen!Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding will feature a top-notch menu, Page Six can reveal.We saw food and ingredients of all kinds being delivered to New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Wednesday ahead of Thursday’s rehearsal dinner and Friday’s nuptials.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding menu uncovered as lobster, chicken, French fries and more are delivered to MSG

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The Illinois governor said Tuesday 'there's something genuinely wrong' with the presidentIllinois Gov. JB Pritzker attributed President Donald Trump’s attacks on the growing influence of socialists within the Democratic Party to "dementia."Pritzker’s remarks come after Trump classified socialism as the "biggest threat" to America since its founding – including World War I, World War II and the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

White House fires back after 'slob' JB Pritzker says Trump is suffering from 'dementia'

The legal team for the family of a 1-year-old who was fatally shot as police in Mississippi responded to a shoplifting call at a Walmart said Wednesday that a preliminary autopsy indicated that the bullet that hit him entered through the car’s side, raising new questions about whether the shooting was justified.

Attorney says independent autopsy raises more questions about deadly shooting of 1-year-old outside Mississippi Walmart

The recent campaign-finance ruling is actually good. Or at least, it’s not bad.No sooner had the Supreme Court issued its opinion in a big campaign-finance case yesterday than my inbox began filling up with nongovernmental organizations and Democratic leaders decrying the ruling.In the case, National Republican Senatorial Committee v. Federal Election Commission, the justices struck down a law limiting the amount of money that political parties can use for coordinated spending on candidates.

A Supreme Court Decision That Might Improve Politics

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have a “whimsical” evening planned for friends and family when they reportedly tie the knot in New York City, a source exclusively tells Us Weekly.An insider says that the engaged couple have dreamt up a celebration inspired by fairytales, which have been a recurring theme in Swift’s music throughout the course of her career.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Wedding Will Be ‘Whimsical’ Affair: Everything They’ve Told Guests (Exclusive)

The majority of the cases are in New York, but there's hopeful news for anyone concerned.Summer is peak season for beach trips, barbecues and — unfortunately — a microscopic stomach parasite that causes explosive diarrhea called Cyclospora cayetanensis.The parasite that causes this illness, Cyclospora, is considered a nationally notifiable disease, which means healthcare providers are legally required to report cases to the federal government so the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention can monitor outbreaks and prevent their spread.

A Parasite That Causes 'Explosive Diarrhea' Is Spreading Across The U.S. — Here's What Doctors Want You To Know

A small number of U.S. states already guarantee drivers the right to fix their own cars—but for most Americans, what repairs are allowed still depends on where they live, a new Newsweek map shows.The visualization comes as President Donald Trump moves to expand what the White House describes as Americans’ “freedom to fix” their vehicles.

Map Shows States Where You Can Legally Fix Your Own Car

A FLIGHT attendant with decades of experience in the air has warned travelers against making a unsanitary plane outfit mistake.She said passengers should plan ahead and protect themselves from some of the dirtiest parts of the cabin.Karen Young, who has 47 years of history in the industry, said flyers should always cover their feet on planes – especially in the bathrooms.

Delta and American Airlines flyers issued plane outfit warning by flight attendant as she says ‘it’s unsanitary’

What President Donald Trump has touted as the world's largest fireworks display on July 4 will begin later than usual in Washington this year.The celebration is part of Freedom 250, which was launched by Trump late last year tied to commemorating America's semiquincentennial—the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.

Massive July 4 Fireworks Display in Washington to Start Later This Year

New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) is expected to give a speech marking America’s 250th birthday on Friday flanked by recently naturalized citizens, according to a new report.Sources say Mamdani, who was born in Uganda and later gained citizenship in the U.S., will speak hours before President Trump addresses the nation in South Dakota at the Mount Rushmore National Memorial, according to CBS.